General interests lie in self-organizing processes, collective behavior in non-equilibrium systems and its fundamental description at a physical level. His PhD training involved developing inverse statistical mechanics methods to favor the self-assembly of targeted crystalline phases in colloidal systems. Currently, research efforts are focused on understand rare event behaviors leading to collective effects in active matter, as well as optimal control protocols in multi-body transitions.
Outreach
Scienteen’s researcher volunteer (2023-2024).
Awards/Distinctions
Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions post-doctoral fellowship, University of Luxembourg (2023-2025).
Sloan Research Scholarship, University of Texas at Austin, (2012-2018).
Work experience
Post-doctoral researcher at Center for Soft and Living Matter, Institute of Basic Science, South Korea (2019-2022).